Daily Themed Crossword October 5 2025 Answers

Sunday puzzle · 66 clues · ✓ All answers verified

Below are all the Daily Themed Crossword October 5 2025 answers. The Sunday puzzle has 66 clues; every answer has been verified. Click any clue to see every answer it has ever had, across every publisher in our database.

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ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
Place to get a drink and play some darts (rhymes with "tub")PUB3Across1 Number associated with birthdaysAGE3Across4 Joan of ___ (historical figure)ARC3Across7 "What ___ told you that ship hasn't sailed?": 2 wds.IFI3Across10 Singer Grande of "The Boy Is Mine," to fansARI3Across11 ___ as a fiddle (hale and hearty)FIT3Across12 *Device or gadget, and something Q may make to aid James Bond in combatTOOL4Across13 Large male pigHOG3Across15 ___ Weasley, Harry Potter's best palRON3Across16 Flight's landing hour: Abbr.ETA3Across17 *Film ___, what Daniel Craig or Pierce Brosnan participated in to make James Bond moviesSHOOT5Across20 *Spy on someone, like James BondSNOOP5Across22 Train stop, for shortSTN3Across24 Wall Street launch (anagram of "opi"): Abbr.IPO3Across25 ___-smacking good (like a tasty meal)LIP3Across26 Place to grab a cappuccinoCAFE4Across28 *James Bond's code number ... and the underlying connection between the themed entries at 13a, 20a, 22a, 44a, 51a, 44d, and 47dDOUBLEOHSEVEN13Across32 "Pay ___ mind" ("Just ignore the matter"): 2 wds.ITNO4Across36 "___ is me!" ("Oh no!")WOE3Across37 "How to ___ Away with Murder" (TV show starring Viola Davis)GET3Across38 "If I Ruled the World" rapperNAS3Across39 Network with the slogan "We Know Drama": Abbr.TNT3Across42 *Word for a criminal, that you could use to describe the villains that James Bond cracks down onCROOK5Across44 Sticky road gooTAR3Across46 Letters on a "will pay you back" noteIOU3Across48 ___ de Janeiro (city in Brazil)RIO3Across49 *Loud sound that may be heard as James Bond walks away from an explosionBOOM4Across51 Popular '60s dress styleMOD3Across54 Rugby "touchdown"TRY3Across55 Baby doctors, for shortOBS3Across56 Trafford stadium descriptor?OLD3Across57 Second-largest ocean, for shortATL3Across58 Pudding fruit, perhapsFIG3Across59

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ClueAnswerLettersDirection#
Plum's centerPIT3Down1 Alien's ride: Abbr.UFO3Down2 Science class with dissection, for shortBIO3Down3 Ooh and ___ (sounds of amazement)AAH3Down4 "Ewww!"GROSS5Down5 Octopus limb countEIGHT5Down6 Jimi Hendrix's hairdoAFRO4Down7 Book ___, North American editorial siteRIOT4Down8 FedEx unit, for shortCTN3Down9 "The Wolf of Wall Street" actor DiCaprio, fondlyLEO3Down14 ___ plaza (highway fare locale)TOLL4Down18 "I baked ___ just for you" (apple dessert): 2 wds.APIE4Down19 "___ upon a time ..." (fairy tale starter)ONCE4Down21 Apt name for a DalmatianSPOT4Down22 "Proper" or "common" grammar partNOUN4Down23 ___ Amin, role for Forest Whitaker (anagram of "dii")IDI3Down25 Comic punch soundPOW3Down27 "A" of GPA, for shortAVG3Down29 Plumber's chargeFEE3Down30 Doctor you may visit when you have a cold: Abbr.ENT3Down31 Pro ___ (free of charge)BONO4Down33 "___ Ones," YouTube series where celebrities eat spicy wingsHOT3Down34 Dispatched, as an emailSENT4Down35 Heart's main supply lineAORTA5Down40 Maxi ___ (bottomwear)SKIRT5Down41 "I'll put that on your ___" ("I'll add it to the bill")TAB3Down43 *Stylish and popular, and a word you could use to describe James BondCOOL4Down44 Actor Paul ___ of "Friends"RUDD4Down45 *Top of the building, and somewhere you would expect to see James Bond's action sequences involving leaping from building to buildingROOF4Down47 "Here's my two cents ..." in textspeak: Abbr.IMO3Down48 Popeye's Olive ___OYL3Down50 ___-Wan Kenobi ("Star Wars" character)OBI3Down52 Chinese food additive that adds a certain "je ne sais quoi," say: Abbr.MSG3Down53

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This page lists every clue and answer from the Daily Themed crossword published on Sunday, October 5, 2025. Answers are checked against the completed grid before publishing. If a clue looks familiar, open it — the same wording often runs in other puzzles with a different answer, and the clue page shows every version we have on record.